Trail Improvements Planned For Summit Trail At Mount Pisgah (Photo)
- 06/01/26
Lane County Parks is upgrading the final half-mile segment of the Summit Trail at Mount Pisgah from Monday, June 8, through Wednesday, July 1. Work will be completed by Oregon Woods.
Improvements include the removal of large rocks and trail obstacles, construction of drainage features to reduce erosion, and placement of new gravel to improve trail stability, accessibility, and drainage. Crews will also level several narrow or uneven sections of trail. The project is designed to create a smoother, safer route to the summit while maintaining the natural character of the trail.
Please anticipate periodic trail closures, delays, and equipment on the trail during construction. Signs will be posted at trail access points to notify visitors of active work areas and temporary restrictions. Work will take place during favorable weather conditions and will focus on minimizing impacts to surrounding natural resources and trail users.
“We’re excited to make improvements that park users and accessibility advocates have been asking for,” said Lane County Parks Communications and Volunteer Coordinator Laura Linn. “The upgrades are about making one of Lane County’s most popular destinations more accessible to everyone, including all-terrain wheelchair users.”
This project is funded through the Parks Levy. For updates on trail access and project timing, follow Lane County Parks on Facebook or view the levy project map.
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Trail Improvements Planned For Summit Trail At Mount Pisgah (Photo)
- 06/01/26
Lane County Parks is upgrading the final half-mile segment of the Summit Trail at Mount Pisgah from Monday, June 8, through Wednesday, July 1. Work will be completed by Oregon Woods.
Improvements include the removal of large rocks and trail obstacles, construction of drainage features to reduce erosion, and placement of new gravel to improve trail stability, accessibility, and drainage. Crews will also level several narrow or uneven sections of trail. The project is designed to create a smoother, safer route to the summit while maintaining the natural character of the trail.
Please anticipate periodic trail closures, delays, and equipment on the trail during construction. Signs will be posted at trail access points to notify visitors of active work areas and temporary restrictions. Work will take place during favorable weather conditions and will focus on minimizing impacts to surrounding natural resources and trail users.
“We’re excited to make improvements that park users and accessibility advocates have been asking for,” said Lane County Parks Communications and Volunteer Coordinator Laura Linn. “The upgrades are about making one of Lane County’s most popular destinations more accessible to everyone, including all-terrain wheelchair users.”
This project is funded through the Parks Levy. For updates on trail access and project timing, follow Lane County Parks on Facebook or view the levy project map.
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